I want some crossbars on my van. Will this jam into a 1993 GMC safari van?
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Ask this guy: Lex, Racks for All. He contacted me through Amazon, so I don't have a direct email.
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Should fit. You need to already have a rack with crossbars. If you do, the box has mounts that adjust forward and backward to fit on your crossbars. If you don't have crossbars, you need to get them first.
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Sadly I have no idea as I have them on a 1997 Chevy Astro van, A 2006 Dodge SXT Van and a 2013 Ford Edge SUV. Works fantastic on all and no modifications. Goes on one or the other with ease. If you have cross bars I'd imagine yes but Thule will answer if you just email them. I've had a set since 1997!!! Great product! I always have a pair with me for emergency since they fit every cross bar I've seen. But to be safe, ask Thule.....
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I don't see why not. If the van's roof is relatively flat and you are willing to drill holes then it should work. If there is a slight curve to the roof then the brackets may have to be bent slightly, which is not very difficult as I had to do this because my shell had curvature. For the price this is the best option. Go for it. Measure twice drill once. And use silicone. Good luck!
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If your wagon came with the front-to-back roof rails, these crossbars will fit. I would advise against purchasing them, as they have to be removed every time you're finished using them, then remounted for the next use. Otherwise, you will be driving around with noise that sounds like a small airplane is about to land on your roof, and unable to use the radio or talk to anyone in the vehicle. My last car was a Toyota Sienna minivan, which came equipped with aerodynamic, noiseless crossbars, so I know these square-sided crossbars that I recently bought for my Jetta wagon are a poor choice unless you don't mind mounting and re-mounting them for each use. If your wagon came with the front-to-back roof rails, these crossbars will fit. I would advise against purchasing them, as they have to be removed every time you're finished using them, then remounted for the next use. Otherwise, you will be driving around with noise that sounds like a small airplane is about to land on your roof, and unable to use the radio or talk to anyone in the vehicle. My last car was a Toyota Sienna minivan, which came equipped with aerodynamic, noiseless crossbars, so I know these square-sided crossbars that I recently bought for my Jetta wagon are a poor choice... » Read More If your wagon came with the front-to-back roof rails, these crossbars will fit. I would advise against purchasing them, as they have to be removed every time you're finished using them, then remounted for the next use. Otherwise, you will be driving around with noise that sounds like a small airplane is about to land on your roof, and unable to use the radio or talk to anyone in the vehicle. My last car was a Toyota Sienna minivan, which came equipped with aerodynamic, noiseless crossbars, so I know these square-sided crossbars that I recently bought for my Jetta wagon are a poor choice unless you don't mind mounting and re-mounting them for each use. « Show Less
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The 897XT will only work on after market crossbars, the bar needs to hang over the side of the car/ truck. If not the Hullavator will smack on the side of the door.
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The carrier will work perfectly attaching to the cross bars. Several of the other answers indicate running the straps through the van or using the car clips. If your van has sliding doors the straps running through the doors (and the car clips) WILL NOT work as they will interfere with the van door closing.
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Depends on how handy you are. Best thing to do, is buy it (I love mine) and then see if you can modify it from the round tube to yours. It is designed to fit flat and round crossbars. Worst that can happen is you'll have to send it back.
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Nope, it should have everything you need. I have the oval shaped factory crossbars on my jeep grand Cherokee and I didn't need anything extra. You should be good with oval or round crossbars.
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Your best bet is to go to Thule.com and check their official fit guide. It will let you put in a specific vehicle and check applications, or call them, they are great. You'll also see the related parts you may need/want, cross bars, locks,... I have this Thule system and it works well and is beautifully made.
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It should fit as is. I would just check on the size of your crossbars to make sure they are similar size to the thule crossbars.
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Don't know, fit into a GMC conversion van [replaced broken unit] very well.
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If the cross bars are the same size (round or square) as the standard Yakima cross bars, then they would fit. Malone makes a variety of cross bars. If the cross bars are eliptical/aerodynamic, then they will not fit.
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I'm sorry Jennifer, i have only bought the roof rack. I don't have the crossbars.
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I have a vehical with a roof rack and crossbars. For vehicles without, you have to run the straps inside your vehicle, whether its a 2 or 4 door.
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Should work fine. The clamps on the box are not specific to a particular style of crossbar. You will want to spread the crossbars (front and rear) as far apart as possible to provide greater stability. The biggest trick to putting the box on is getting a foothold. Our Jeep has siderails that make mounting the box easier......this box looks very slender but it carries so much cargo it's unbelievable.
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As long as your crossbars are adjustable. There are a couple of different "holes" where the attachment hardware for the Roof Box can be placed. Still, you'd likely need to adjust crossbars. I had a 2004 Odyssey and the crossbars were adjustable. Good luck.